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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-28

For the traveller or tourist there is no
remedy, ut once, SO simple and yet so eff
cient in counteractug malariOus influences,
removing distractions and in preventing
contagion, US Frese's Hamburg Tea. 1t is
mild, get efficient in ite action, purifying
the blood, cleansing the stomach and bow
els. giving tone and vigor to the whole sys-
TEN invaluable also az a family medicine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-28

The proprietors of Santa Able have author
ised G. II. Hauce, II and 70 n. Spring street,
to refund your money II, after giving this
California king OF cough cures Il fair trial
rs directed, it fails to give satisfaction for
the cure of coughs, Group, whooping cough
and ali throat and lung troubles When the
disease AFFECTS the head, and assumes the
form of can lkrh, nothing Is so effective as
California Cat-r-curc. The preparations are
without equals as household remedies. Sold
at 81 package. Three for $40.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-28
The q. A. H. Illustrated Herald.

This office Is non WcA supplied Nth the
spendid g. A K. edition Of the Illustrated
Herald. II is sUperbty adorned ptctorictty,
and printed in ne very best style knOwn to
the art The redding matter Is all aboat
Southern California, her climate, resources
and other attractions. This Is the best ptbst-
cation e1toat TO send to friends in the Eas!
tpho desire to kRow about this section. IL "a
sold at the lo,V price of Is cents per copy,
Ovcr.WOrked women.
For "Worn-out," "run-down," debilitated
school teachers, milliners, seamstresses
hOusekeepers, aud over-worked women, gen
orally, DR.. Pierce's FGvorite Prescription Is
the best of all restorative tonics: 1t is not d
"Cure-all," but admirably fulflls single
ness of ali purpose, being most potent Spe.
cifc for all those Chronic Weaknesses ana
Diseases peculiar to women. 1t Is power
full general as well as uterine, tonic ana
nervine, and imparts vigor and strenghth ~
the whole system. 1t promptly cures weak
ness of stomach, indigestion, bloating, weak
back, nervous prostratiop, debility, ana
sleeplessness, in either sex. Favorite Pre-
scription is sold by druggists under our posi-
tive guarantee. See wrapper around bottle.
Price 81 bottle, or six bottles fol. 80.
A large treatise OF Diseases of Women,
profusely illustrated with col0red plates and
numerous wood-cuts, sent for ten cents IN
stamps.
Address Worlds Dispen ary Medical Asso-
citation, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Use DR.. Plerce's "Pellets" for constipation.
II all so-called remedies have failed, DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-28
EHSTAM IN

MRS. f. L. wITTE, 33 SOUTH SPRING.
o4lmo
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-28

Sunday afternoon.
DR.. William L. Wheeler, son-in-law
of the late Governor Lawrence, and
brother-in-law of the late General AL
bert GaIlatin Lawrence, committed
suicide by shooting himself in the
head with a pistol at Newport, X. l.,
Thursday last. Mrs. Wheeler's broth
ers arc James q. X. Lawrence and
Isaac Lawrence, of New York, and
her sister is Baroness Won klenck, OF
Bavaria. 1t is understood that the
way is now clear for dividing the great
estate left by William Beach Law
renee. He left his estate in trust dur
ing the lives OF his son Albert Gallatln
Lawrence, and his son-in-law, DIR.
Wheeler. The five children were to
receive the interest OF the estate, ana
upon the death OF the two persons
named the estate was to be divided.
Work has been commenced in the
North Mount Vernon Place square, In
Baltimore, on the fou ndation OF pc
destal for the statue of Chief Justice
Taney, the gift of Mr.. Wm. I. Wal
ters, OF that city. The statue is u du-
plicate of the famous bronze Taney
statue by Rinehart in the State capl-
tol grounds at Annapolis. 1t was cast
at Mulieil from the same models and
at the same establishment that did the
original, and it has arrived from
Europe. "The PEDESTAL" says the
Baltimore Sun, twill be about six and
a half feet in height, and the statue
will face the South, toward the Wash
ington monument. The statue, which
is OF massive proportions, will be il
place some time next month. Rine
hart's Taney has always been con
oeded by art lovers and critics to be
one Of the noblest examples of thu
scutptor's genius.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-28
Oyer.worked women.
Mothers, qsead.

If all so-called remedies have failed, l
Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-28
In lhe SuDeIiOr Court.

oct1o.d1otl By NJ. J. AsHMORE, Depu
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-28

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Mrs. @tnslDtp's guDtbins gDrmp.
8eb. Splpunus Cobb idreibt i'm $50.
fcn @brifian Sreeman":: auf feinen
Sau mirben mir cine Webtsin empfeblen,
namentlid far 8inbss. wenn mir nidt
wuBten, baB fe gut 1T. Son Mrs.
Winstcms @Hrup fSnnert mir iebrd aus
G%rfahrun9 ipreden. Sn unferer eigenen
6amilie bat ct iid ale Sesen ernieien,
neil er einem Stnoe, bas nit 3olif aez
peinist mar, Sdlaf seri9afte uno ben
gltern Guhe wdbrenb Der Nadt
itderte. Die metfen @ltern werben bies
fen Sesen gu iddeen ni1en. 6ier 1T
etn Nrttfel, Der lid bewdbrt unb harnlcs
it, benn Der Sdlaf ben er benz 2inbe
r.ridaft, III natirlid unb Der fleiue Gn.
gel erDa&t 10 better ME Elm anDpf.A
Wdbrenb be8 5ahnens 1T iein @rfclg ua.
iddsbar. Dir babe, bdufig genug BON
Mittern bic aeuBeruns sebSrt, baB fe
nidt cbne ben 9prup fem niSgei1 bon Der
@eburt bes Rinbes an Bic anr golen<
bun8 bes 3abnens. 8ertauft bon allen
GpOtbefsrn gu Is Gents bic 5laide.
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I. HUTH & SOHN.
bic alte unb beuabrte
u. 9pl5maaren~,

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Horhprs. ssnS eu.Ro,.Mv.,~
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szo' 1AS aao z's gtesss~sfrass
can Mntontc. .--.-----.xeraS.
Saben erhaIteu cine gar.Qabuna
q oonh~.+h E. G,hn Gsm
O' ivy" Oom e
reten.
s ssas , s gaS nsfb go9n sbe n u ! s0, rio1 SslS : s @;ts
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&anbalIS 0tnfid,ten iiber bett
&nrfsIn3.


Smrplits.
Sn einem 8riefe on 6en ,St. 2ouis
&epubliean" erfl1rt es Sam &anbal
ftr cine una5meisbare Pflt1t Der bes
mofratii6en Partei, In Der 161ften
Seifton beg RongreKes OH bic enbshl,
tige S6iung Der SurplussG rage bera1s
autreten.
Damit fomntt ct ben Wlnfden ber
8ertreter beiber parteien entgegen, bic
S6mierigteit liegt nur In Der 6rage,
auf pel9e Weife iene &ebuctipn Der
Gunbess ginnabmen b~erbeigefibrt per,
ben fann, obne cine glei95eitige 5dd>
oigung anberer Sntere1en gu bepirfer.
HanbaQ fommt nun nit einem Ga.
bicalmitteI, bas allerbinas belfen tpiir-
be, aber bod be6enfli6 nod ben Urge
neien bes feligen 9r. giienbartb
f9medt. Sem Mittel lautet: " b.
@affung Der # euer
u WbisfeD ND Sabad. Die=
e BtnnenIteuer-iagt &an6aq-it cine
alte Rriegsfeuer, bic ttur 10 LANCE Sinn
bat, als tie sur Nbtragung ber alien
Griegsi6ulben &c. nbtbig mar. 81.
balb bas niGt mebr Der Sal 1T, mhFen
lene Steuern aud gang folgri6tig mies
ber aufgeboben tper5en.
Sas If f6on gang ri@tig, aber ma,
ruin mill er bann ni9t aud bic 36le
auf ibre @rtrdge Dor benz Griege reou.
ciren, Die nit iebem Sabre mebr einge,
bra9t baben, mdbrenb In Be3ug auf
Die Binnenifeuern bas umgefebrte 8ers
bdltniB befano. @s liefen idbrli9 Elm
fur3 nod benz 2riege:
Mn 36uen .$179, 900, 900
Mn 8innentfeuer- -$309, 00O, 900
9~abingesen liefen I'M IebtperfloFenen
Giscaliabre elm:
Mn 36Qen .$217, 900, 900
Din ginpenfeuet --..-.$ 119, 600, 900
Das beoeutet alio cine 3 b nj E
Der 3oaeinnabmen UNI $38, GOO, 900 bel
elmer glei6aeitigen Qbnabme Der
g%infinfte aus BET 8innenlteuer. 0on
3oQ : &ebuctionen min @anbal ie.
bod gang i'm @eeenfabe gu ieinem
partetgenohen Morrifon = Mi1ts mii>
fen, ba er nit Re6t babon cine 5dds
bigung Der Snterehen Der amerifaniiden
Snterefen eruartet. 81 aber bic pl6b=
li@e Mufbebung Der MbisfeD > steuer
(unb NIT ibr elm Sinfei1 bes preiies
fir biaigen @bisfeD Big berab auf rs
Gents fur bic @aQone) nt9t elm gr6Be.
rer S9aben tpdre, tpie eire mdBiae
SOL : Gebuetions Sie Aufbebuna Ser
S%abadIfeuer taut man fi9 f9on gefaI.
len lafen, aber man brau9t mod feiu
probibitionit au fein, um Bic Mufbe<
bung Der Wbisfepffeuer fur cine febr
berbdngniBooIe MaBregel au balten.
Wir meinen. Die 5rage, UNI bie.f6
iebt bic gan5e Ginan3politif Der Ser.
Staaten brebt-bie Surplus rage-
foate ni9t formulirt tperben: uWie
f6afft man bic lleberf9hEe ab?" fons
bern he folte lauten: vWie berpeubet
man He am beiten un6 fegensreihIfen
fir bas 2an6s" 9as tpdre nubbrinaens
Der unb tDeifer, dig bic einfa9e Befeiti.
gung iener ueberf9ufe.
Die r5reie Brefe4 bat fGo1 neuli6
alsgefabrt, baB bic 0ertbeilung bes
Surplus on bic gin3eljfaaten - auut
3Dede Der 0ebung bes @9ulmefens,
fur Canal uHb 6afenbautea, Glubrez
gulirungen unb..-. S9uIbentilgurg,
cine febr fegensrei9e Mirfung bober
miibte ben Demofraten gum Srob,
iDel9e bteie Sbee fir cine ld9erli1e ers
tldren. Wir f6nnen uns baber nit
@aubals Mnfidten enti1ie6en ni6t ems
oerfianben erfldren, ionbern rneiner,
oaB cine b~erftdnbige g~ertpembung bes
Surplus elmer 8efeitisnng beHeIben BET
bor3u3ieben lit.
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barfte, ben Na@DeIs 5u fhbren, 6aB
9r. 8eft 6as Mdb6en bersiftet bat {fo
waDrf9einli9 es au6 iit) unb ni6t, oaB
fie ieibf @ift genommen bat, tpie ibr
@dlan es bebauptet. Ser Arat, pelGer
Die Grante auf ibtem @terbebette be-
banoelte, fagt, baB ct feline Symphonic
Der Nergiftung mabrgenpmmen babe.
Wtan ben1ibt ft6 na9 &rdften, einie
ges 2i6t in bieien mDiteri6ien Sail gu
brlngen, Bis ieBt bat man bod nit al
lcn unteriu6ungen MIR tuenig @rfolg
gebabt. IS iolte uns ni6t tpunbern,
tpenn ST. 8ef = Der Mann nit Dem
rpeiten !9er3en" in tpenigen Wo6en
idon mieber auf Der &an5el ffebt unb
bag @bangelium BON Der uSiebe gum
Nd9iten" berfinbet!
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CINDERELLA gdub Store
gde Ofs9onftonitroBe unb Mbenue C.

panif! panifl panif!
naT uniere foeben i'm Often arge= Esa
fauften 0orrdtbe an S9uber unb
@tiefeln miifen in IA Sagen
berfauft tperben, uno 1ei
aeA- es unterm Goftenpreis! 4ss
GoIgenoe 8eiipiele bienen als Beweis
unferer beiipieIos nie6rtsen preiie:
- beri9iebene Wrten niebriger 6erren=
i@ube gu $1.40(En-grospreis 81. 75)
9anbgendbte 9errenf6ube vGongreba
gu $2.75 Cont iibli6er preis 81.
@~rtrafeine banbgendbte 9errn59ube au
$3.50 lanberstuo gu $6.5 berfauft.)
2nabeufMube u. &n6pfftiefel au $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
grtrafeine Rn6pffiefel fit &naben So
(Mertb $3.50.
Damen.p antoheln Scr. So au MI,
Is @ts. bas paar (Wertb $1).
Seine Mab9enf6ube Don @laees2ebe,
3a 1ur Is Gents (gDertb 81.
Riuberf9ube su 40, SO unb 80 Gents,
bic anberstpo so, Is Gents unb 81
foffen.
gabp : e6ube beri9iebener glrt, bon
IS Gents an.
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6, s. 0aaler.

205 WeF : s. mmercefra
bdlt ein groBes unb febr eepdbltes So
get DDn Sapeten, &puleaur,
BiIberrabmen unb 2eitett,
uab ferner neben 3ei@nen=M aterialien
aler Mrt, Sarben unb u ntre
der so ateriaIien, DEFENDERS
9ammers fertig gemif9te
Garben, bic beifen unb %biIigften I'M
Marfte, biz unter boiler @arantie ber>
fauft merben. s II unb @piez
gelgIas unb anbere in bieies Sad
i6lagenbe Nrtitel; morin 9err Miiler
bas grDbte 2ager i'm Weiten bes @taa.
tes bat. Muftrdge aus benz 2anbe tper.
ben prompt ausgeflbrt.
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EaKe SMITH

Dn tiblt Did nieoersefdlasen, bait teineu
appetit, Did plast Ropfpeb, Du bif unrubis
unb nerb68, tur3 Du baf irseao elm Mittel
notbig, Did pieoer anfsuri6ten unb neuea
eebensmutb gu fafen. Dian bebiene ii@ ba3u
ni6t bcftiser Stimulanten, GribiabrSmebi.
einen, ODER iuertbloier 8itters, Die fat ale aus
l6ledtem 8bisfeb sema9t iino unb nur fit
furse Belt anresen unb bann cine UNI 70 fdlim>
mere &eaction i'm @efolse au baben, %ionbern
sebraude elm SuberldfiaeS 8lutreinisunss.
mittel. Sin ioIdes rest eeber unb @ieren gu
lebbafter &bdtigteit an, berleibt neue 2ebenSs
trait uno giebt bent 2eioenOsn @eiunbteit uno
araft tpte6er. Sol1 tin Mittel 1T bas Cleo.
trte Bitters. gs toitet nur so @sntS bic
Glaiae unb lift gu baben in ber apotbefe bon
u. 0reib Gan antonio.
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Quf cine 4ufrooe outuortet Re

= anf cine Qnfrase antmortet ber
5taatsiuperintenbent fir 6fentli9e grs
siebung: Dos organif6e @eleB Der,
bietet 9eligionsiibuagen in ben Offent.
liden S9ulen. pie Grage, oh bic
0erleiung zines tleinen abi1nittes aus
Der 8ibeI am Morgen bel gr6fnung
Der S@ule obne iraenb pelden goms
mentar ober 8emertung, als ioI@e ues
bung angeiebeu tuerbea fant ober nt6t,
1T cine ofene bier unb in anberen
Staten. Sie llrtbeiIe unb gntideis
bungen bartiber iinb beridieben. SD
ratbe ben 2ebrern ber 0fentli9en
S6ule, Del6e bic 8ibel su benuben
uiiuihen. ibr prosramm 70 su arrars
giren, baB oas 8orlelen aus ber 8ibeI
= obue 6ommentar natiirIid = In ben
oorf6riftsmdBen tdgli9en SiebenHuus
ben.plan ni6t eiugef9loHen 1T uno es
ietem S6iler freigelafen miro, baran
ibeil3unebmen ober ni9t.
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Mbseidmadt, tb5rtdst mmS ommttt,

lit es, benz 8orurtbeil ober bet llnpiHens
belt ben 8orrang iiber geiunbes urtbeil
ein3urdumen. IS lit untpioerlegli9
bepieien, bob ibler gtbem, Gispepiie,
Merenleiheu unb ale 2eber,s unb Mas
gen unb Darmfrantbeiten einfa6 bur9
ben Gebrau@ BON Simmons 81.
b c rs&eguIator gebeilt morben finb
unb gebeilt merben f6nnen .gr 1T unf1dbs
li@, f9medt nidt libel uno 1T lei9t au
befOmmen; es 1T alio teiu @runo bors
banoen oas e6te Mittel nibt su fennen.
Wenn 9u leibeft. 10 baff Du feline Muss
rebe; oenn bieie 4ranei bringt geuiB
Ibbilfe uno 9eilung in beinetl 8erei9.
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Rn6lens Nrusea.galbe.

Die bette gable ber BeIt fir S6nitte
A%uetidunsen, @eidpiire, Gieber. unb Saut-
ausfdIas, GIedte, sefprunsene Sanbe, Groff'
benlen uub ale Sautfranfbeiten; turirt "a.
morrboioen ober feins 8eaabIuns. 8onise
Satisfeatiou earautirt ober bas @elo tuirb
lnriderfattet. rs Gents bic SdadteI bel U
Gretb
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2,179 I'm Betrage bon $535,c0O
w Anfraseu fit Agentea, fohie Watsu
fur Clubs fOunei nur In Der Office In Neb
Orleans sema@t tuerben. Begea ndberer Nus.
fnnft f9reibe man beutIi1 bic gan5e Abrefe.
Waan fHide @elb btird Bo1f al " o..
t n, GTpreB McneH Orber, Nstu Dori
Wediel auf Wep OrIeons.
griefe NIT @trrenrb unberanbert per erpres
Bir aablsn grprebfofen.
Wf. u. Dauptiu,
sleip OrIeans Ia.
Nan a~breifre resitrirte Hriefe an bic
Seem Srleons Waticnal 8anf,
sfeip Orleans, Ga.
Gbwarb WoDre. M8ent,
22l Meeauia Strabe, Gan Mntonio, 9eras
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- Set oieIen Sahren iinb BEL 6rau
gI'iabeib ,3entner, Wonioc, Wis., Or.
QH9ut G0nigs Samburger Gamiliens
Uiebi3inen Niittel, bic itets Inn 6aufe
borr1tbig gebalter tperben.
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S9nade ntro tinoerlpie Jral1ell

folte. nidt berapeifeln, ionbern Natb nnb Be.
lebruns aus einem Bu@e f9Spfen, bnrd nell
DIES Sauienbe innerbalb ~fir3eifer Belt lire boIIe
@efunbbeit bieber erIangt nnb ben ~einaiaen
Bunfd ibres Seraens in @rfluung geben ia.
ben. Das nit Sielen 3rantensef9idten er-
Iaaterte, rei6li9 ausseftattete reneie Wert
tpirb gratis unb franco berf9idt BON Der
Rrtbate Glimic 8 9iSpem5ar1, 10 6.
Sunftun Gtr., Wetu gDrf, 20. q.
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Ser in2onbon tagenbe 2ongreB fur
bas internationale 86lferre1t bef1lpB,
ben feefabrenben Md6ten bic Nnnabme
BON Wpudens internationalen Signal.
6nftem 3u empfeblen.
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@rpbs nlrnatlt&e 3tebuaa
IN Der aeaberat Of Wlufc, New 0rleans
Dieaifag ben 9. Musllft 1887.
6aupt9emtnu $15O,OOO.
100000 9idets 3u $40 iebes.
9albe SIS. TanfteI So. 5ehntel 81.
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Gae Seheimen Rranfbeiten cHrirt.
Nrompte 4ufmerflamteit Rorresponbenaen ae.
i9enft. Mfeloet mir bic Sbmptome unb Me6i>
ain uiro ttnberai9li@ c O. D. berianbt. Or.
@afersus III elm Trabuirter Diplom in ieiner
0ffrel NIT lsidbrieer Yraris butter fid. Yrot,
ti3irt felt Sabren in DaGas. IL, stuhu
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-08
FLORIDA'S METROPOLIS.
The County Commissioners Make an
Appropriation for Advertising

Appropriation for Advertising
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. Mrs. w.
W. Tucker, very estimable lady, died to-
day of malarial fever, after several weeks
illness. She leaves a husband and two
children, son and daughter. The latter is
lying dangerously ill, and is not aware that
she has lost her mother. Mrs. Tucker was
Miss Jefferevs, daughter of the late w. O.
Jeffrey, and sister of Mrs. Dr. A. S. Bald
win and Mrs. Gen. w. NJ. Ledwith, all of
this city.
An exciting meeting of the County Com
missioners was held to-day and there was a
large attendance of citizens. The question
of appropriating county funds for adver-
Using purposes was discussed on all sides,
and finally it was voted to give So 900 and
to place it in the hands of a special commit
tee, consisting of Commissioners Robinson
and Wallace and Col. J. j. Daniel No part
of the money is to be used in taking stock
in any corporation or assisting such
corporations. The committee was empow-
cred to get up suitable advertising matter
and other means to enhance the interest of
Duval county in agricultural. horticultural
and other industries, and they will render a
detailed account of such expenditures to the
board. The editorial in the Morning NelUs
favoring such appropriations was warmly
commented on and Endorsed by leading citi-
Zens.
Carl Morrow, l4-year-old lad, tried to
push a piece of stick into the steam planning
machine at Hunters mill this afternoon
while under full speed, with his barefoot.
He succeeded so far as to have the entire
bottom of his foot cut off to the bone The
doctor thinks the foot will have to be am
putated
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-08
A BROKEN RAIL.
Derailment of a Mail Car Followed by
Blaze.

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. Sunday nights
passenger train on the Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta road, bound for Augusta,
jumped the track near Ridge Springs sta
tion at 10 o'clock. The engine safely passed
over broken rail, but the mail car hit the
obstruction squarely and was overturned.
The car caughJ fire from the stove and was
saved from complete destruction by a tramp
who was stealing a ride. The other cars
were considerably damaged. The mail,
mostly from the North, and consisting
mainly of registered packages, was partially
destroyed by the fire. The extent of the
monied loss is not obtainable tonight. Sew
eral trainmen were considerably bruised,
but 20 one was seriously hurt. The pasSen-
gers were badly shaken up. The road is
now clear.
BY the accidental discharge of a gun,
Convict Guard q. w. Dickson lost his arm
Sunday afternoon. He was brought to
Augusta to-day, and his arm amputated.
His condition is precarious.
A long and tedious meeting of the City
Council was held tonight, but nothing was
done of outside interest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-08

From the 81. Louis Globe Democrat.
The wound which Mr.. Davis suffers from
is peculiar one. 1t was received at Buena
Vista in saving Bragg's battery from cap
ture Gen. Taylor's message to battery
commander, "A little more grape, Capt.
Bragg" was sent during the same battle.
At critical period the Mexicans advanced
in three lines upon the battery. "A little
more grape" failed to stop them, and they
came on. Then it was that Col. Davis, hav-
ing fought ali day with his Mississippi regi-
ment, formed them once more, charged on
the flank of the advancing lines, and saved
the guns and the day. But in that charge
a musket ball struck Col. Davis upon the
front of the right foot. 1t entered just
about the centre of the arch between the
ankle and the toes, passed through and
came out of the heel, tearing through bones
and cartilage
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Columbus Chapters.

COLUMBUS. GA, Nov. THE Columbus
Guards, at meeting tonight, nominated
Price Gilbert, Captain; A. A. Wilcox, First
Lieutenant; Augustus Raiford, Second
Lieutenant. The lady friends of the COM
pany, assisted by its members, will hold a
fair to run four days to raise money to
complete the company's equipment.
Mrs. G. L. Torbett, of Society Hill, who
was burned last night, died to-day from
the effects. Mrs. Tobett's clothing caught
fire while she was asleep on lounge in
front of the fire.
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PIANOS.
Decorating and Furnishing.

| pICHARD SPENLOW, in an article on Dec
III Grating and Furnishing, published in the
| New York Times of September 4, says:
Any reference to the decorating and furnish
| ing of house would be wanting in a most eS-
seEtial feature in these days of culture and re-
| fnement were a word or two left unsaid on that
almpoTtant subject, music. cannot picture
| In my mind home that could fulfill in the mean
| ing implied by the endearing term the functions
| of domestic retreat where this soul-inspring
| art is overlooked But am happily able TO say
| that few and far between are the rooftreeS that
do not thrill with the heavenly strains of music
al harmony, as their walls reflect harmony of
arts but little less divine. Never practice econ
omy by the sacrifice of musical instrument.
| Do without something here and there, but do
| not omit the piano from your list of furnishings
| any more than you would carpet for the par
| Tor floor. And when you buy piano, secure
| one that you feel sure will be an ornament to
any drawing-rOom or parlor in the land. Such
an instrument as the one | refer to must neceS-
| sary be the result of the highest art and scien-
tific perfection attainable in respect to its manu-
facture. The time has long since passed when
| the value of piano could be measured by its
| vehemence, immensely and loudness of tone
| II is not intended to be a mere mechanical de-
vice for the reproduction of sounds, but means
| for depicting ones feelings, whether of sorrow
or despair, hope joy or gladness 1t must pos
sess that sympathetic quality of the human
voice that touches the innermost recesses of the
| heart. The instrument in fact, must fairly
speak, and that too, with sincerity and feeling.
| The piano that would recommend, therefore,
must be the acme of perfection, inanimate wood
| and steel in other words, must be imbued with
| qualities akin to a living organism. And this,
| indeed, is true of that noble instrument which
| Stenway & Sons haYe made famous throughout
| the world
The latest artistic Pianos furnished by Stein
| way & Sons were Grand Piano for Washington,
| in gold leaf; banker in New York city Con
| cert Grand in light chocolate enamel; w. X.
Vanderbilt's yacht, UPRIGHT Grand, in gilt to
match trimmings of the cabin; seven Pianos
| for the Sultan of Turkeys palace, gilt and
| silver In Oriental pattern; President Cleveland
| Grand Piano. ebonized; Governor Hill, of New
York fancy figured mahogany; Sir Donald
| Smith, Montreal satin-wood case: Henry Mar
quand, Piano now in process of manufacture,
the finest ever made, will cost nearly $4,000.
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more before they left the scene. Moshier
died without struggle. and wasn't cut
down until next morning. Secretary Nor
gan, who made the eloquent appeal for the
the rotunda of the hotel and we had long
talk about old times in Cheyenne. No,
nothing was done with the lynchers Every
body knew them, but public sentiment was
on their side, and as nearly all of them
were reputable citizens, the matter was
dropped Post is still running out of Chey-
enne, but the last knew had a freight en-
zine y